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I need help fixing 3 issues on my website google.com, found by an automated review. My site is built with: [YOUR PLATFORM].

1. Expand the page title to describe the page's purpose
   Evidence: The current title is only 6 characters — 'Google' — which gives search engines and AI systems almost no context about what the page offers or who it serves. A descriptive title is one of the strongest on-page signals available and typically helps both click-through rates and answer-engine relevance. Consider a rewrite such as: "Google – Search the World's Information, Images, Videos & More".
   Area: Titles, content & keywords — improves SEO + AIO.
2. Add a discoverable Contact page linked from the homepage
   Evidence: The crawler found links to an About page and a Privacy page from the homepage, but no Contact page was detected — only 2 of the 3 standard trust pages are present. Search engines and AI systems use the presence of About, Contact, and Privacy pages as trust signals when evaluating a site's authority, and a missing Contact link can reduce perceived credibility. Adding a Contact page and linking it clearly from the homepage footer or navigation typically helps the site's Authority & trust score.
   Area: Authority & trust — improves SEO + AIO.
3. Reduce homepage HTML document size below 100 KB
   Evidence: The homepage HTML weighs 217 KB before any images or scripts are loaded, which is more than double the commonly recommended ceiling of around 100 KB. Oversized HTML increases time-to-first-byte and parse time, and can slow crawler processing — both of which can dampen Speed & performance scores over time. Auditing and removing inline scripts, redundant markup, or unused template code typically helps bring document size into a healthier range.
   Area: Speed & performance — improves SEO + AIO.

Work through them one at a time, in order. For each: Please: 1) briefly explain what needs to change for my specific platform, 2) give me the exact code or settings changes to make, 3) tell me exactly where to put them, and 4) list what I should double-check after publishing. Keep the changes minimal and safe, and don't touch unrelated code.